Tag: covid-19

Locals who have never gotten COVID walk among us. But are there any similarities among the group?

“Dr. Li was a brave man. He took on the responsibility of civil duty. In China, this is very hard to do.”

The Upper West Side continues to show higher COVID-19 positivity rates than the city as a whole, according to the weekly data repor

To mask, or not to mask? To dine inside – or stay out, in a sidewalk shed? To require proof of vacci

Wear a mask or not? Get a second booster or not? In-person services or not? Consider COVID over or not?

Manhattan's high vaccination rates aren't protecting it from infections by the BA.2 subvariant of Omicron

It's tough for health-care workers to see people now who are as sick as they were in the beginning of the pandemic, coming in because of the personal choice not to be vaccinated

I had not planned to spend the ten days between Christmas and New Year's isolating in my apartment on West 85th Street. I

The city is hitting new Covid records, and people are waiting outside in freezing weather for hours to get tested. As cases rise, it can feel a little like

The New-York Historical Society, on 77th Street and Central Park West, has opened a free outdoor exhibit called, Hope Wanted, highlighting

New York City's stay-at-home order has restricted bars and restaurants to delivery and takeout service since March 22. While they still don't know when they will

Industry leaders are working hard to determine how Upper West Side restaurants and small businesses might be able to survive the fallout from the coronavirus. But uncertainty

Local pharmacies can't keep hand sanitizer on the shelves, because the minute they get a new order Upper West Siders swoop in to buy it.